Rip Cards

• 3.74" x 8.27" size
• 2" easy-tear detachable section
• 4 paper stock options
• Full-color printing available – front & back
• Clear plastic holders available for purchase

Big impression, pocket-sized takeaway

Getting through to people on the go isn’t easy – and leaving a lasting impression can be even harder. But rip cards (sometimes called perforated rack cards) give you a simple, convenient way to do both. Tell your story with eye-catching imagery and a memorable message in the main section. Share your contact info, event details or valuable coupons with the pocket-sized tearaway tab at the bottom. If you’ve gotten the attention of would-be customers, rip cards help keep you top of mind – and make it easier for them to follow up.

Portable & versatile

One of the best things about perforated rip cards is how many different ways you can use them. You can put them in high-traffic areas to get lots of eyes of them, and add a coupon or important info to the tearaway section to make it worth hanging onto. Catch customers on their way in or out by placing them on front counters and reception desks. Include them in trade show displays to get event-goers excited. Or leave them in lobbies and public spaces to get the attention of people passing through.

Easy-to-design sections

Our perforated rip cards may have 2 separate sections, but they’re not twice as hard to design. We’ve created a variety of templates that give the tearaway piece and the rest of your rack card a consistent, complete look. You just plug in the images, information and any other custom touches you’d like. And if you’re not sure how to get just the look you want, we’re always standing by to help.

Better by Design

This item is part of our Better by Design collection, which connects you to responsibly sourced products. Learn more.

What Makes it Better

Responsibly Sourced Materials: Products made from responsibly sourced materials are designed to help reduce environmental impact. They're selected not only for the materials themselves, but also with consideration for the workers who farm and manufacture them, indigenous communities affected by production and the biodiversity in and around production areas.